If you set up the framework for a group of children, the floor works as an excellent pedagogical tool, which the children love to play with. As an additional advantage, the floor contains lots of learning.

I had a girl who could only say three words, but when I introduced her to the WizeFloor we found out that she was capable of much more than she expressed. She was able to solve tasks with letters and figures because she could use her feet.

WizeFloor is excellent for training cognitive functions and for learning strategies through the various activities, which can be transferred to the children's everyday lives afterwards.

In the daycare, we talk a lot about the fact that we want to prepare the children as best as possible for the society of which they are a part, and we cannot avoid digital technology. They realise that digital technology can be used for other purposes than playing – they can actually work with it.

Whether you want to guess English words, conjugate German verbs, spell words or do calculations with your body, it is possible. WizeFloor is intuitive and contains many levels. The floor has both games and educational elements.

The technology supports differentiated learning and helps motivate many school children. The school also uses WizeFloor to promote kinesthetic learning styles.